It seemswether e big order to say ihatr-never-in the history o: Prince 5dwer¢l_~2s1e.nd has there been such an array o! speed gathered togeth- sr as there is there now, waiting tor Starter Power's ring oi! the bell on ﬁiesday afternoon. auaust 20th. Yet this is the truth. as you can iiguN tor yoursel! ‘it you will take iiietroubie to look over the horses, everyone o! which is actually “on the groundai", -.

In order to prevent the publica- tion or horses‘ names that were en- tered Ilt for various reasons would It arrive. here. Secretary Boulter

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telegraphed end telephoned every entry, and only names o1 those who stat-ed that they would race at Char- lottetown, have been published. ‘Prue. some _oi.'_the classes have horses named in them that will not start in. that particular class, that is to say. they have entered in "two elas- ses and will pick one that suits them best; but every horse. with the exception o! two whose names are published in our local press, is here. Great diiiiculty " has been round to house them all and some are being accommodated in local llv- ery stables. .

The iollowing is a complete list oi the trotters end paeers listed as such.

TROTTERS v

Peter Verde. 2.14%; Igo, 2.18; Walkie. 2.19; Brier Mac. 2.14%; Osp- tain Jackson, 2.20%; Ruby Aubrey, 2.18%; Peter Dawes, 2.12; Sister Martha, 2.19%; Colorado Aubrey. 2.22%; Peter Wilton." Jr., 2.24%: Peter will Tell. 2.10%; Great Scott.

' 2.01m; Longset. 2.0m; Watts m1-

Johnnie Walker, 2.22%; British Gin-

zoau; T. a. Ami. 2.14; TherPup. 2.20%; Mack Todd. 2.111%; Peter All Right, 2.18%; Dora Mack. 221 Bar- etta Aubrey. 2.15%; Imxey Guy, 2.12; V. Peters, 2.19%; Little Bondsman.

tion. 2.13%; Dick B13890. 2.20%?

gel‘. 2.16; Betty Aubrey. 2.22; Mack-

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which stamps him as a reel trotter. This year his best mile has been 2.16%.

in: around the rough tracks oi Cape Breton and heading summaries. When Dick strikes bin‘g's velvet surface he should cut his record a few inches.

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Denise Oolorado, 220%; Dolly Watts. 2.16%; Imus Set.-; hinges Aubrey. 2.1a; Lyn Hedge-

‘Oretteo. 2.02%; Early ‘rodd, 2.10%; Pals rlesﬁaosstrreter Tanlao, 2.10; sector. 2.123s Worthy Watts, 2.24%; ‘arson-noose, 2.22; Mickey Aubrey. -;Quecn Helen. 2.16%; Peter Keyes, 220%; Teddy Jackson, 2.19%; Peter the Trﬂmp, 2.18%; Laeopia Lasa,—f Quinla. 2.04%: Red Line. 2.10%; xasou. 2.011%, Marge Direct. 2.11%; rm Tipton. 2.1m; Major Aubrey, 2.11%; Golden _,Peter. 2.16;, Jessica the Greet. 2.14%; Bi1lle_Oope,.2.1'l%; Worthy Bet.--: Edna oratten. 2.20%; Susie Watts, 2.13%; Bustiers Grattga, 2.18%; Zelma Dewcy.-; Buddy Hal, 2,10%: 2.08%. . ‘roaroitnows RACES Prdmptly at two o'clock tomorrow afternoon, Starter Frank Power, Iresh from the Wheat iields_where he has been handling the bell at the bigdlixhibition at Regirfe, will sire the word‘ "GO” and the big rac- lni program i01- which ‘everyone has been looking forward to "(or months. will be an accomplished rect. The first class will be the 2.23 'I‘i'ot. in which there are ten entries, with elsht or nine sure starters, Just s line about these may be interesting to our readers.

Gaptain Jackson. known 'to our local horse lovers. The Captain always keeps the hope

a" performance every now. and again ‘Dick Bingen, 2.20%. has been reo- Caretaker Ar-

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'1'. A. Ami. is one o! Harry Nevere oat hounds. and has been know-n go trot Maine tracks in 2.14. but has not collected a desperate amount o! money so tar this season.

Johnnie walker, may sleet y, our; in. the 2.26 and drop this class. John- "ln W111 so 2-17 lust as sure as he starts. . Ruby Aubrey, this is one or the sweetest things that ever stepped on a track. She can trot too. We think 2.16 or 2.17 will tie her up.

Peter All Eight, 2.18%: at Monte.- gue a rew days ago. Is a tough bird with Dusky Tom as pilot. Keep clear o! him on the hem stretch. ‘loin will be riding out ‘around the rence, but Oh Boy. how he can finish! British Ginger. 2.10. was a reel bear-cat at New Annan, where he trimmed Peter 111i mot. Believe he can duplicate the perm-malice to- morrow ll he has had some good workouts since. He's toughand has speed. l Peter Dawes. “Monte? has slipped one over by‘ keeping this chap elig. ible to this class. He's a real trot- ting beer and will be barred or! the Man" early in the game, , heps before they start. -

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